Very considerate Grigg.
I remember sitting and talking with my 90+ year old grandmother at a family reunion once, for QUITE a while. After she got tired and laid down, my Dad told me that was the nicest thing I could have done for her. She was nearly blind and hard of hearing and just sat most of the time. (She didn't walk well enough to mingle.) So...she couldn't read or watch TV or really hear a room full of people that well, so someone sitting and listening to her stories was about all the entertainment she had. I learned a thing or two I'd bet too.
We should remember, one day that will be us.
Larry W.
